The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 21, 1936, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1986. The Wrong Murderer By HUGH CLEVELY SYNOPSIS: Terence Mahony has rescued Elsa Little and Ruth Fraser from Ambrose Lawson's gang of kidnappers. The dificulty about exposing Lawson is that Ter- ence cannot prove anything; more to his annoyance, he knows Law- gon murdered Elsa's uncle, and yet he finds imscif suspected. He We being questioned by I: vector Ken- nedy. and to add to his discom- fiure. he nde that Blao hersell be- eves him guilty Latson is smug- ly watching the proceeding. © |: Chapter 15 RUTH AGAIN *T'HERE was another brief pause. Elsa had been growing restless during this process of,questions and answers. It seemed to her to be @ flagrant injustice that Mabony should be standing there so very much alive, and with such an un- worried air, when he hed just killed her uncle. He was guilty; he ought to be made to suffer for it, and the sooner the better. Ruth hung up the receiver, laugh- ing. Anne was quite mad, but a ter- ribly good sort. She was glad she had fixed that up all right. She told her guardian what she had arranged, and went on with her breakfast. The previous night she had been much too tired to bother much about the whys and where fores, of. things; her only curiosity had, been, about the identity of her rescuer. |. This morning, after a good sleep, that curiosity was intensified, and ; added to it was a curiosity about thé''rest of the story. Mysterious things had been happening to her. ‘Not: many girls of her age had had euch adventures. The one fly in the ointment of her bliss was the fact that she did not know her rescuer’s name. That did not suit her at all. One thing she had to work on—that he had been friendly with Billy Ross. In that case, other friends of Billy would First place in the Social Dia- mondball League changed hands again for the third time in a week. Coca-Cola regained that posi- tion, although this team did not play. Adm ration, which was leading the pack, lost to Sanitary} Department, and thereby dropped} i below the Soda Water boys. In the game yesterday after-| noon at Gayview Park, the losers at first looked as though they had! the contest in the bag. They scored four runs in the second frame and added two more in the} fourth canto, while the Healthers were marking up only two runs. COCA-COLA REGAINED TOP POSITION IN SOCIAL LEAGUE; 0 Deings Around The »Golf Links (By GRAVY) SOSCSESSLSSeCHLELEEEEOEEEE All is ready for the big match to be played tomorrow afternoon} !on the local golf links when a team captained by Li Plummer meets an opposing’ aggregation led by} Atwood Sands. The Plummer outfit will be called “Key West Conchs” while those Lossed by the Duke of Rock Sound are named “Real (Nassau) Conchs”, Need- less to say, the fur, or rather,} shells will fly. The following pairings are an‘ Report of licenses issued by the Tax Collector, duplicates of whieh period have been filed with the County Judge, for the ing on the Ist day of October, A. D. 1935, and ending om the 30th day of September. . A. D71936. To Whom Issued For What The Porter-Allen Co., Agt. Aetna Ins, FEES The Porter-Allen Co., Agt. Atlas “Aasutiaios Co. - ° The Porter-Allen Co., Agt. Continental Ins. Co. The Porter-Allen Co.. Agt. Fidelity Fire Ins. Co. The Porter-Allen Co., Agt. Fireman's Fund Ins. The Portér-Allen Co., Agt. Glens Falls.ins. Co. The Porter-Allen Co., Agt. Hartford Fire Ins. Co. The Porter-Allen Co., Agt. Home In&. Co. - The Porter-Allen Co., Agt. Ins. Co. Nth America The Porter-Allen Co., Agt. L'pool Lon. Gh ins. Co. The Porter-Allen Co., Agt. Nth, Brit, Mer. Co. The Porter-Allen Co., Agt. Northern Assurance Co. The Porter-Allen Co., Agt. Nat'l. Fire Ina. Co. The Forter-Allen Co., Agt. Prov. Wash, Ink. Co. The Porter-Allen Co., Agt. Royal Insutahee Co. __ The Porter-Alien Co., Agt. Springfield wiihe Dep igi tot The Porter-Ajien Agt. St. Paul Fi ‘The Porter-Allen Co., Agt. U. 8. Fire ina. Co. The Porter-Allen Co., Agt. Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland .. = Peete ES The Porter-Allen Co., Agt. Continental Casualty Co. James Hyde, Barber, 1 Chair 0 4 Theodore Knowles, Restaurant, less thin is chairs Sewrgagen te CANCELLED State County 3 200 2.00 $98 bp ee pe po po we PeEe pe Key West Sales Co Harry & 5 Gates Tix Se-—e Tee Prichard Fumerat Bom Dereth-a Beast, Shep Bos Rarmeae & D Arman Lert, & Pas ate seeeeesu CANCELLED Key West Electric Co., Electric Plamt 2000 Sinclair Refining Co., Lub. & um. Ol@ _ Star Cafe, (Armando 15 Chairs Colonial Hotel, Hot Arthur L. Crusoe, In: Ins. Co. . “What are you wasting time for?” | probably know him. Blsa Little, for | This brought the count to 6 to 2/n0unced with the Key West Conchs she demanded wildly. “You know he |instance, would probably know jin favor of the then league-lead-|"#med ‘first: < f did it. Why don’t you take him to/him; there was not much about | ers, 1. Plummer-Watkins vs. Kirch- prison?” Billy that she didn’t know. Ruth de However, in their half of the | heiner-Russe!l. Her vindictiveness stung Mahony | cided to go to see Elsa, describe | rourty stanza, the Sanitary boys 2. Mesa-Stowers vs, bs bess 83 8 Ssbossssseese ny Ectectee Decemeer Iieg ($35 SS CUBA Saseee Pent Tenge ot Sentee O08 Dalene So 20 P. M. arriving Ecy Wet T A anc Theme Ry (75 lodge Sands- Agt. Atlantic again. Mahony to her, and try to find out | Ketchum. “Miss Little,” he gid very ear nestly, “I swear on my honor that J did not kill your uncle. Won't you try to believe me?” It was unlike Mahony to speak in that fashion. He was not the kind of man who went about swearing fbings on his honor. But ‘he; Wished esperately to convince #lsa that he was innocent. * He did not convince her. His out- burst only seemed to her to be evi dence of his consuminate hypoc risy. “Honor!” she exclaimed scorn- fully. “What does a creature like you know of honor? Do you think ! don’t realize that all the things you told the Inspector about your move- ments last night were lies? | know it was your voice 1 heard in the study last night when my uncle was killed. | know you were there and that you killed him.” “I tell you | didn’t kill him,” said Mahony vehemently. There was nothing he could do. He shrugged his shoulders slightly. What was the good of going on arguing? Lawson turned aside and busied himself lighting a cigaret. He had savored this last bit of by-play with all the enjoyment of a connoisseur of the theater enjoying a well-acted scene from an amusing play. The Inspector was frowning * ‘slightly. As yet he had not quite » made up his mind what he was go « ing to do. He rather thought that he was going:to detain Mahony on gus- Mpicion. He’ was Just about to put “these intentions into effect when the door of the room opened, and ; the maid’s voice announced: “Miss Fraser to see you, Miss.” Ruth Fraser entered the room, UTH'S sudden appearance ts quite easily accounted for. She awakened late that morning after a good sleep, and her break- fast was brought to her in bed. While she was breakfasting, her guardian entered her room to see her. “Good morning, my dear,” he said. “1 just looked in to remind you that you'd better fix up your story about staying with an old school friend Pretty quickly. As soon as you've done it 1 must inform the police that you have returned, “I'll do it now,” said Ruth, There was a telephone by her bed- side, and she lifted the receiver and called a number in Sussex. The number she rang belonged to a girl named Anne Dowson, with whom she had been at school. Anne was a wild, eccentric, good-natured girl, who lived in a tiny cottage on the edge of nowhere and painted land- Scapes for a living. “Hallo, Anne,” said Ruth. “Look here, old hag, if anybody asks, can you tell them that I've been staying with you for the last three or four days? Do you mind?” “Dee-lighted, I'm shore,” replied Anne. “But if anybody does want to ask, they'll have to do it pretty quickly, because I'm off to Berlin for a show of pictures today. 1 don’t suppose you'll mind ‘hat. though.” “That’s grand.” satdy Ruth. “Thanks ever so much, Anne. How are the landscapes going these days?” “They've gone,” answered Anne, who had rather a litefA! mind. “They went a fortnight ago. The show starts tomorrow.” “Oh. you're going to a show of your own pictures, are you?” said Ruth. “That's good. But what | real- ly meant was, how is art going? Are you selling lots of stuff, and making a heap of moaey?” “I'm hanged if | know.” answered Anne. “Incidentally, 1 an hear my hired car stopping outside. So 1 must fly. Good-bye, my pet. Be care- ful” who he was. After breakfast she drove round | to Elsa’s house in her big cream- colored sports car. The maid who admitted her knew her as a frequent ; visitor, and showed her at once into the drawing:room, where Elsa, Ma- hony, Lawson, and the two detec tives were assembled. ished; she had not expected to find { all these people present. But her astonishment was swallowed by her delight in meeting Mahony there. “EJALLO, Elsa,” she said. She turned to Mahony and smiled; | her eyes sparkled with mischief. “Hallo,” she said casually, “fancy meeting you.” Inwardly she was purring with glee. Mahony had said that they would not meet; she had been quite determined to prove him wrong; { and by the most incredible good | i i i luck she had succeeded first shot. She could not resist the temptation to rub it in a little. She looked at him, smiling. He had no answering smile for her. Nor had Elsa. Then, for the first time, she perceived that somewhere something was definitely wrong. Her glance travelled round the sol- emn circle of the people in the room. Lawson was staring at her with an expression of the utmost bewil- derment on his face, 4s if he could hardly believe that she was real. Nobody had yet told him of her res cue from the house near Watfor her presence in the room wa: first intimation of it. “What's the matter with all of you?” she asked. “Why are you all looking at me as if I'd come out without any clothes on? What's wrong?” For a moment nobody answered. Then Inspector Kennedy replied to her. “I'm sorry to have to tell you that Mr. Little, Miss Little’s uncle, was murdered last night.” “Murdered!” Ruth was horrified. “How ... how dreadful. Elsa... ['m terribly sorry to hear it. Is there anything 1 can do? Have they .. have they caught the man who did it?” Elsa made a little gesture with her hand indicating Mahony. “That man did it,” she answered Stonily. “He came in here late last night and stabbed my uncle in the back.” “1... 1 don’t believe it,” said Ruth instantly. “He couldn't have done it. He was with me nearly all last night.” Everyonegexcept Mahony stared at her in a shocked fashion. Ma- hony scowled ferociously at her. | Was this fool girl, be wondered go- ing to spill all the blasted beans, when he had particularly asked her to keep her mouth shut? | Ruth guessed what be was think- ing;-she went on hastily: “He came down into the country, in, bis car, to fetch me from my friend’s cottage. I've been staying with a friend named Anne Dowson in a cottage near Harfield, in Sus | sex. | asked bim ff he'd come down j and give mea lift back to town, and | he came.” | “lam Inspector Kennedy, of the i Criminal Investigation Department, | president of a college in this city, and | am Investigating the murder | of Mr. Little,” said inspector Ken- nedy. “May | ask your name?” “My name is Ruth Fraser,” an- Swered Ruth. “Aren't you the girl who has been missing from home for several days?” he went on. “Yes,” she admitted. “But that was all a false alarm.” hi (Copyright 4936 Hugh Clevely) ~ Temporarily, tomorrow, tne situ- ation eases for Mahony. Today § Horoscope s eecesseeeesee Sympathetic and ae sen- sational, today’s native is liable to find many changes of fortune or employment. Those born today genera'ly get inured to hard work and accustomed to pursuing the ordinary paths of labor, so that but little notice will be taken of what others are doing, and really but little of what he is himself ac- CATCHES BURGLAR CHICAGO. — Awakening at night with a premonition that something was wrong at his store, ‘J. C. Temple of this city, hurried \there and caught a burglar. Stock raising is Wyoming’s most important industry. The state of Washington has an Indian population of 11,253. complishing. There is a fair prom- ise of success for today. Soldano was creditted with’ two For a moment she was aston: | safeties in three tries. \leadership in the Social League tied the score when four of their teammates crossed the plate, and} went on to win the game by scor- ing a lone tally in the fifth in- ning, At bat, J. Garcia connected for three singles in four times up. M. Lopez hit three out of three. Hale made a great running catch from short to center that brought the fans to their feet. a Score by innings: R. H. E. Administration— 040 200 0—6 11 7 Sanitary Department— 002 041 x—7 8 1j 8. Spottswood-Strunk vs, Mil- ligan-Goldsmith. 4. Salas-O’Bryant vs. Kemp- Jones. 5. Grooms-Hewitt vs. Taylor. meg +6. Pieree-Curry,..' ‘Harris vs. Kerr-Sawyer. vt 7. Woods-Howatd’* vs," Liera- Julian. : seid 8. Lopez, -. Kirschenbaum , vs. Price-Lade.isi2014 90! 9. Sam'"'Harris*Bervaldi vs. Fripp-Butler, It is possible that not all of those lined up will be able to play but be onthe tee as soon as pos- Ayala- Batteries: E, Roberts and Bar-|Sible and if/your foursome is brok- roso; J, Walker and J. Garcia. This afternoon, Coca-Cola will have a chance to Tetain their when Sanitary Department will cross bats with that club. Dodo Villareal will be in the box for the Soda Water boys and his brother. Floyd, behind the plate. For the Healthers, Ward and J. Garcia is scheduled to be their battery. Should the Sanitary boys win,|°* two clubs wi!l be tied for top hon- ors. Tomorrow, Administration will see action again. This time the cellar-occupants, White Sox, will " be the opposition, isi ck Today’s Birthdays Dr. Howard H, Russell of Ohio, founder of the Anti-Saloon, League, born at Stillwater, Minn., 81 years ago. William E. Dodd of Chicago, Ambassador to Germany, born at Clayton, N. C., 67 years ago. Jay N. Darling (“J. N. Ding”), of Des Moines, Ia., cartoonist, ex- chief of the U. S: Bureau of Bio- logical Survey, born at Norwood, Mich., 60 years ago. Dr. Albert W. Beaven, presi- dent of the Colgate-Rochester, N. Y., Divinity School. born at Moscow, Ida., 54 years ago. Axtell J. Byles, president of the American Petroleum _ Institute, New York, born at Titugville, Pa.; 56 years ago. s Stanley Walker of New York City, newspaperman, born at Lampassas. Tex., 38 years ago. Dr. James L. McConaughy, president of Wesleyan University, Middletown, Conn., born in New York, 49 years ago. —_———- ALSO SOLO DANCER DETROIT. — Joseph Brewer, frequently appears as a solo danc- er in college affairs. LEGALS —— NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED en up, you may get another match. Also, if you think your line-up is too unfavorable, arrange with your opponents to swap around, The captains want you to have 2 good, enjoyable match. The losers will feed the winners on Friday night, as usual. Try your, best boys, the Bilt- more will akrive next week and we want to give them a real tus- sle this time. evcoreoreccece CLASSIFIED COLUM Advertisemetits an‘ wili he inserted in The Citizen at the rate of 1c a word for each in- sertion, but the minimum for the first insertion in every instante is 25c. Payment, for classified adver- tisements ig invariably in advance, but regular advertisers with ledger accounts may have their advertise- ments charged. Advertisers should give their street address as well as their tele- phone number if they desire re- sults. With each classified advertise- ment The Citizen will give free an Autostrop Razor Outfit. Ask for it. WANTED WANTED—Back numbers of The Key West Sunday Star, Sep- tember 8, 1935. Will pay for same if brought to The Citizen Office. soft woh _noiti* WANTEDSA ¢ablage:toy{bid!, on er. { ACS Se RPE AO her _FORRENT FOR |‘ RENT—Upper® “apartment. Four rooms and bath; no chil- dren. ~ Apply Gaiti’s Barber Shop, fay Duval street, . oct19-tf FOR RENT—Completely furnish- ed house, G. E. Refrigerator and running water. Apply 408 Mar- garet Street after 6:00 P. M. oct21-2t ROOMS THE MUNRO, 128 N. E. 4th street,,Miami, Florida. ROOMS: single, $3.00, $3.50 week; in, oct4-1mo (Senaté Bill No. 163) x NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Charles H. Veber, holder of; Tax Certificate No. 214, issued the. 4th day of June, AD. 1934, has filed same in my office and has made application for a tax deed te be issued thereon. Said certificate embraces the following déscribed property in the County of Monroe, State of Florida, to-wit: Pt. Lot 2, Knight's Key, Sec. 8, Twp. 66, Re. 32, 5 Acres, Book B3, Page 320, as Recorded in Monroe County Records. e assessment of the said prop- erty under the said certificate is- sued was in the name of J. L. Wood. Unless said certificate shall be redeemed according to law, the property described therein will be sold to the highest bidder at the court-house door on the first Mon- day in the month of November, 1936, which is the 2nd day of November,| 1936. Dated this 30th day of Septem- ROSS C. SAWYER, Clerk of Circuit Court of Monroe County, Florida. © sept30; oct?-14-21, 1936 Board.’ Phone 701. double, $4.00, $5.00 week. Close | { John H. Costar, Ins. Agt. Travellers I Maloney & Peacock, Bakery .......... Marzyck & Co., Green Groceries _. ¢ Albury, Ins. Agt. Gulf Life Ins. Co. . V. Vinson, Ins. Agt. Gu W. B. Norman, Ins. Agt. R. B. Russell, Ins. Agt. Gulf Life Ins, Co. A. M. Herce, Ins. Agt. Gulf Life Ins. Co. Earl L. Howell,:\¢Pelican Roost), (lunch Stand), Restaurant Nai “ Cvs Mauer S.-H. Kress; Co.) Play: var Dice Charlie Fow, Chinese Cannery ett Armour & Co, Packing, House Produ Orange State Oil Co., lum, & Lubricating Dr. E, Rodtiguez Bago, Physician - Mrs, 'T. “M.' Miller, in View Apts. Beauty Parlor The Texas’ Oompahy,: Ittuins & _piricaping Otis _. Ramon. Rubio, Barber, 2\ Chairs ... . F. 8. Elbertson, Barber, 1 Chair __ sok. & a dose Romaguera, Barber, 1 Chair julf Refining Co. Mum. & Lubri, Oils Florida Public Utilities Co., Manutacsibes Joe Gandolfo, Barber, 1 Chair . Estevez Studio, Photographer James A. Keaton, Beauty Parlor - Three Friends Barber Shop, Barber, J. Lancelot Lester, Attorney-At-Law .... Ramon Lopez, Restaurant, More than 15 Chairs Augusto Aguero, Collector of Rents. =... Standard Oil Co.. lum. & Lubricating Oils. Standard Oil Co., Tavernier, Floridg, [luminating & Lubricating Oils... Peninsular Life Ins. Co. Ins. Agt. J. Peninsular Life Ins. Co., Ins. Agt. BW. Peninsular Life Peninsular Life Peninsular Life Peninsular Life Allan B. Cleare, Sr. White Way Restaurant, Restaurant, Over 15 Chairs Valdes Bakery, Bakery 000 -tcc- moe Ralph DuBreuil, Watch Repairer, World War Veteran Exempt Exempt Bailey's Marine Railway, Marine Ratlway . Jack Gaiti, Barber, 1 Chair .... . W. Curry ‘Harris, ‘Attorney-At- Thompson Ice Co., Ice Factory, Ce! Thompson Fish Marine Railwa: Albert Boza, Barber, 1 Chair . Monsalvatge & Drame, Waolesale, $4,000 St é Geo. Fox, Rug Renovator, Spanish War Veteran, Exempt 4 Exempt 78, Pablo Pereg Barber, 1 Chair cat Bed 79*yfrujillo Brose Wholesalers, $2,000 Stock 8@7Dr.+A. J. ‘Valdes, Optometrist ro Gonzalgz, Boot Black, 2 . KF. Hoffman, Ins. Agt. N.¥ John Wells, Restaurant, Less than 15 Chair: Ralph Betancourt, Barber, 1 Chair Cabrera Wholesale Grocery, $9,000 Stock : John C. Park, Plumber .... First Title Guaranty & Abstr: E. Suarez, Barber, 1 Chair So. Bell Telephone & Tel. 1048 Phones ....... East Coast Welding & Hlectric Repairs .2... sere ell eet a Sine a Jesus Carmona, “El Anon,” Restaurant, Less than 16. Chalts . 2. ia Casa Marina Hotel, Restaurant, More than Casa Marina, Hotel, Hotel, 75 Rooms .. €. S. Singleton, Blacksmith Repaira Wm. H, White, Blacksmith Repairs Columbia Steam Laundry, Steam Laundty Maxwell Lord, Novelty Works . E. R. Lowe Co., Electrical Mac! Am. War Veteran Exempt Aaron McConnell, Watch Repairer Dr. Jose €. Sanchez, Optometrist Dr. Wm. R. Warren, Physician Dr. J. ¥. Porter, Physician Dr. Wm. P. Kemp, Dentist . Artman Press, Job Printing Dr. H. C. Galey, Physician Jose M. Falcon, “El Ideal” Restaurant, 15 Chairs ss H. F. Russell, Cigars Mitchell White, Key West Machine Shop - Duval Market, Retail Dealer in Fresh Meat ~ Santiago Valdes.) Barber, 1 Chair H. L. Lowe, Restaurant, "Less tha: Vicente .Mobina, ‘Bakers toi. Luis Gonzales Sierra, .Bakery — Luis Gonzalez, Jr., Pressing Club ; Wheeler Gandolfo, Restaurant, Less than 15 Chairs Oversea Hotel, (Leo -F..Hughes), Hotel, 50 Lodgers John A. Collins, Barber, 1. Chair — 2 ra - John O. Bye, Peddler of Ice from Wagon in Monroe County neds stone Se. 7. Cc. O. Garrett, Restaurant, Less, than 15 Chairs K. W. Undertaking Co., Undertaker Pepe Pelaez, Restaurant, Less than 15 Chairs j Walter Ziegner, Restaurant, Less than 15 Chairs Vesey A. Johnson, Real Estate Agt. & Rent Collector Gibson Hotel, (S. D. Gibson), Hotel Accom. Less than 15 Lodgers ee - A. Lucignani, Restaura Mrs. Rhoda Baker, Res Florida Press, Job Printing | Fernando Sanchez, Bakery 3 Radio Lunch Stand, (L. Guerro), Restaurant, Less than 15 Chairs |. - Clyle Baker, Pressing Club C. B. 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